DA50 airplane weight
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I have a DA 50 sitting here. how heavy of a airplane do you guys think if will fly with good authority but not interested in 3D ?
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For good 3D performance weights between 14 and 18 pounds. For so-so 3D performance weights between 19-20 pounds. Warbird type flying will handle weights from 20-26 pounds if you have some runway. For Giant Telemaster "floater" type flying weights up to about 32 pounds.
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decimeters squared per furlong would be nice -.
exhaust retarder -- yes I do use that thing - It retarded my 80 to where it can hardly work with 26" props - but 27" props work very well
exhaust retarder -- yes I do use that thing - It retarded my 80 to where it can hardly work with 26" props - but 27" props work very well
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How large of a dirigible would it power?
How large of a dirigible would it power?
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Yea, but inverted stuff is REALLY hard! Even a waterfall is going to require some super exotic weight shifting methods.
Yea, but inverted stuff is REALLY hard! Even a waterfall is going to require some super exotic weight shifting methods.
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